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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-24

CHICAGO, June 23.-The clearing hons'
committee held a meeting last even
Ing, and made close examina
ton Of the American Exchange Nationa
Banks affairs. The bank presidents arr
also said to have met. and after looking
over tho banks statement, were entirely sat
ished that il was solvent and decided TO ren
der IL any assistance that it might need
The bank paid its clearing house balance
this morning and was able TO, attend
10 all its business as usual Inc
banks losses by the closing
Of the Cincinnati Fidelity is stated, on good
authority at $685. 900, the claims against the
Fidelity being regarded as next TO worthless
The hanks surplus is 10000, aud the dlrec
tors have decided 10 make a special assess
nlent on It's stockholders 20 mako up s20O,OOO
This will place it ON a sound footing ano
make it able to guard against all emergen
cies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
NAME n MEN.

The following interview Is taken from
the PIttsburg Dtspateh:
X. II. BengOush, OF Post l57, said: Tie
people Of Wheeling are To btame for this
thing themselves, TOR there were three men
wearing the bodge OF the COMMITTEES Of
A~rraagsmsns, who approached me aud
said they we're DemOcISsS and thought
the placing OF the banner there WAS toE the
purpose OF insulting the Grand Array, and
requested aud urged n not - march under
il. 10 not think there Was = man in line
who would not have passed under it had
il not been for the advice Of the commit
tee They said they wanted IN teach the
editor Oi the paper = lessOn ne wO1ld never
forget I told them that il wOGld only
briny him iatO nOtOrieiy and not inIaTe
Cleveland any, aud th0Hsht it ws very
foolish, bat they kept 81 urging the CON-
ra1-s To refuse 10 recognizs it"
The REGLSTER does noe hiieye that Say
three members Of the Committee OF Ar
anAsclents, whether Democrats or Repaid
heIHS ever used such language ~ Is here
Sscribed : them. TIE members Of the
COMMITTEES are geatlsNeH, who would not
deliberately assert what they know 10 be
false They never made such state
meats. Let Mr.. BENGOUGH name
his meu. The people Of Wheel.
Ing want 70 know who they are. Tas q,
A. K mea Who now see the folly Of their
course want to know who thyy are The
scheme WON'T work. HbJiag behind three
mythical men Is too old a ,rsrk to deceive
the pabIie. The G. A. K deliberately in-
shifted the Chief Executive % this aatiOn
and ins1l,sd the city whose guests they
were. and now il IS tOo late 10 shuttle CT
the blame on the imaginary committeeman
IfMr. BENGoUGH knows his men les him
name them. Tell who the SO-called Demo
Gratis were; II not, he viii stand Convicted
before the public Of rssOrting - alSehOOd
to excuse m act which IS in itself inexeus-
ahla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

fres whisky, tobacco and oleomargarine,
while the uecessaries Of Life retaiE the bur-
den o fsAxAtioa. These Democrats, small in
iunumber though they be, are necessary, at
least in part. to the party in Congress to
carry out its pledged work of tax redue-
ton and the Staying Of the GOLIATH. No
nopOly, with its paid army, the Republican
party. The platform Of ths Pennsylvania
Democracy viii virtually decide the ques-
tioa. Without the Pennsylvania DemOe-
racy back OF him Mr. RANDALL and his
high tax policy would not amount to . row
Of pins, for his following in Congress. and
very likely Mr.. RANDALL himself, would
then be forced by the sentiment Of the
people, who elected Mr.. RANDALL as their
mOuthpiece, to carry out the pledges Of the
National Democratic platform No n
doubts Mr.. RANDALL's sincerity, nor does
any one doubt that he aims to represent
the majority Of the party in his State, or
would allow his own private convictions
TO obstruct his peoples will
The platform { o be made by the Demo-
cratic Convention OF Pennsylvania Will
determine Mr.. RANDALL's position in the
next Congress. He will make y strong
tight fox = high tariff plank His friends
ara already at work; but 50, also, sre the
friends of the Democratic party, whose
motto is the National Democratic plat
form, which pledges the party to cut
down the peoples taxes
Now let Us see what the issue viii be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
STATE.

Let us o overlook the Pennsylvania
Democratic Convention Sheh Is not Tar
distant Pennsylvania more than any other
ive States IN the Union viii have = say IN
deciding the complexion, as lar & the
taxation issue Is concerned, Of the DenO-
Gratis Of the next Congress Unnecessary
rsysnuet to the extent Of Sl0O,OO0.O OO per
year Is gathered into the Federal Treasury.
As a consequence taxes must be n down
There are two ways OF dong il Que waY
to do il would be to repeal the Tax on
whisky, tobacco and Ols~Omargarins The
other and better way wOGld be 10 cut
down the taxes On the things men eat aud
wear and the raw material Necessary for
mAnasetarinspurpOssS To follow either
plan would be better than to continue to
collect more moaey frOm taxpayers than Is
necessary or desirable. Bat it wOald be
infinitely better to cheaper the cost Of Inv
ing and remove the burden upon Industrial
undertakings - the extsns Of SiOoO00.-
900.
Nj. RANDALL represents the small body
Of hixh tariff Democrats who want the
surplus reduced through the medium %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
VOICE OF HI PRESS
The New War.

NAAA@4AA
All, well, If Governor Foraker and his
friends think il worth their while to make a
few votes b ydeIyingi in the low demagOguery
Of an attempt to revive the animosities OF
the war, ID ocears to Us that they should
be let alone. The mischief and the malice
OF the thing are inisseribable. Are these
men among IA so low and 50 eowardly rs
to seek public place at the expense OF
national comfy and national wei
Elre2 Are these men 50 mean rs
to buster, on the one hand,
about their magnaminity IN receiving back
the defeated, aud then to spend their DAYS
and uightsin blackguardiug those TO whom
they profess 70 have extended the olive
branch? IL might be well for these ambitious
politicians TO carefully peruse, IN their
auiet hours. the letter written by one
Roscoe COnkling in response 20 the invita-
ton of the Evansville q. A. K. Post. We
do not believe that the new wIr will make
as many votes tor the warriors - 1t loses;
aud We are quite ure that, IN any event,
il will cover them with disgrace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

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children teeshing, is the prescription Of
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in the United States, and has been used
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

REALLY, in their hatred Of on Demo-
cratic President, it seems that the q. A. r.
only wants q Fort Sumter Of 1887 to march
upOn to sdd symmetry and finish to their
d~isloyAlty. Pursuing this subject n little
further in the direction their conduct wOuld
lead, and suppcsins the Fort Sumter Of
lSST were ready made and provided, that
they had marched on it under the lead Of
Palsy PAIRCHILp aud hsd got glOTiOusly
whipped by the millions o; loyal Amsri-
cans. suppOsing AL this, would the &. A. r.
still consider itself, in the language of
Warrior FORAKER, ''steTnally right and
President CLEVELAND and the American
people who elected him "d1Unably
wrOog''2 Judge tnom their condue the
other day and their answer, TO be con-
sistent must be, Yes Whas, then, is the
difference between them, the traitors 10
the President of the United States OF lSoT,
and the late Southern COutsdsracy the
traitors 10 the President of lS6l?
What is the dinersncv2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
THE Pttsburg Louder has this 70 Say;

THE PttsbUrg Louder has this 70 say:
Tue Wheeling incident, in a nutshell,
showed
That Editor Taney. oftbe Wheeling H.
~t9ligyacsY, did what he knew would pro
woke trouble He wanted She nOtOrtety.
That Governor Wilson 80 Er forgot hun
sell and the treatment due the guests OF
the Safe. rs to deliver 4 speech De knew
wUUld stir up strifs.
That Governor Foraker glOEIsd IN the
Opportunity to wave the bloody SHIRT
while the EYES OF the nation were Ga him.
That the q. A. X. men who marched
around the REGISTEE ill.,, were bia cd pO-
liticaIly.
That the Veteran LryiOa were true pItrt-
Ots, and were the mOst sensible men pres
enL. They hO1Ored the President OF the
United States mot Grover Cleveland, the
POLITICIAN, they hOROFei their country and
they honOred their manhood.
The REGISTEE dOes o seriously con-
phia OF any OF this uuique mixture Of
q and nonsense, ba. Shsn thu L5Idsr
speaks OF Editor TANgT Of toe Wheeling
h~tcRIFsaesT," the Lrs{yr il in immIneat
danger Ofbeing saei By Nc. TASEV Tor
criminal libel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
What They SlY.


Gen. Guthrie said this afternoon Ia the
Mcclure House: Il Ouly know that We are
Americans, and that the picture WAS that
OF our own President, and why any Amer
lean should refuse TO march under It Is q
mystery to ME. I not only matched IN
der il, but took of my has 20 it."
Gen. \. l. Pearson took the same view
OF the situation - Gen. Guthrie, ~ did
also Gen. Chalmers, Capt NcClellSnd and
other officers Of the Legion.
There IL = division Oi sentiment among
the members OF sOus Posts IS to the pro-
pTiety OF refusing to march under the pie
ture. Many OF the members condemn the
act OF placing IL there, - il Was almost i'm
possible to keep trocI marching under It.
Others prefer to view the matter from a
patriotic StardpoIaI, mi are wiling 10 say
that they went under ths portrait from
patriotic motives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
THE WEST VIRGINIA
STATE UNIVERSITY
MorgAnt0En, W. Va. odsr unequale.i ad-
yantasss 10 the Young nen Of
WeS: Virginia.
FREE

10 one stuS~n; tower hfssn yearo OF agsI f6r ever
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less than ID nor Gi0Fp than q years ODD rom
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TURNEk, L. u President AorIAn,own. ". Va
jnl5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

FOR INSTANCE: HSd nj EeigGhor, the
esteemed I~atoI6gSaesr, expressed its mind
in a hanner bearing an inscription exactly
opposite in sentiment 10 GOD Bless our
President" suppOsing the line Of march
had run past our neighbOr's Office, would
the G. A. r. have refused to march under
sueh n hammer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

IT was well that the ~IstsilgeResr printed
C. BURDErrE's little address in an amPii-
fed form. When WILSON and FOEAKER are
forgotten and their sayings are no longer
recorded, ''CHOLLY's" name will 20 thun-
derinS down the ages and that exquisite
~oratOrieal Outburst viii be Perussd by
generations 10 come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
Obaoxioas Hammer

The best that can he said for the man
who strung thu OblOEIOdS banner ACROSS
the street 1T Wheeling = TIL he acted ! n
extremely baI taste. This won't chLlgs
the general pa5liG opinion NJ those present
that he made toe display for the purpose
of engaging III, veterans. o. course he
had a right 70 put up the dag ifhe wanted
to- but he Wa worse 10 a fool toe doing
-. However we cs1nOt but think that 1t
would have been much more dignihsd II
all the msrvhers hai rebHSei him by per-
sis,iug in not noticing ths Intended insult.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
DIED.

IOOS-on sunday, August p, 1sS7, att O'Clock
a m COKk. infant daughter OF George and Nina
Loos. aged 2 years and 3 months.
Funeral services st residence Of parents, IS
Indiana street, to-day Monday At 40 p N
Friends OF the family invited to attend. Inter
ment at Sis P. N. at Greenwood. Private.
BRUBACH-On Saturday, August 2. 1851, II
$50 D n, FAR T., aged J weeks, and on sun
day, 18th, AZ one O'Clock p. N MAMIE EMMA,
aged I year and 5 months, infant children OF
RineharJ II. and Dora Bruoaek
Funeral will tax place from The residence OF
parents No. Is Sixteenth street. on Tuesdsy
morning At 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family
invited TO attend. Intermsnt at Peninsula Gem
etsry.
McJUTON-On Sunday. August .. lSS7, At 9
O'Clock 4 M. KATIE J., daughter OF the late
Frank A. aHd Mar ssret NcJiGon, aged l4years
and - days.
Funeral 5 .rvices will be held AZ the reSidenee
in BenwOOd on Tuesday, August 9th, at O'Clock
D m. IutermeIt AZ MeMeehen's Cemetery.
Friends OF The family are invited.
MANwELI-Ou Sunday morning. August .,
ISL, al O'Clock, Al Mingo Junction, CHARLES
A. maxwell, sou Of Sarah and Daniel Maxwell
HARTUNG-on Saturday, August q, lSSI. at
9 O'Clock D. IN, JOHN NAPOLEON HAKfCNG,
AGED - years, ; months and 10 days
Funeral from the residence of his parents. Ne.
$50 Market street. this (Mondsyl morning al 3
o'eIoek. Friends of the family are invited to
attend. Intermeut 1T NJ Calvary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

OUR esteemed neighbor the I~ateHigsscer
in its account OF the McLnre House 'hhh-
cal iamboree that wound up the mon
partisan reunion, makes this ship:
Governor Foraker wa listened To with
great respect while Governor Wilson WAS
Jeered and ridieuled At every turn.
Aad vet u worthy contemporary ding
doags it into its helpless readers that
it "a a "nOn-parttln' reuniOn-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
Punishrusnt fsr Fools.

The members OF the Grand Aruly par
~tieipasiug in q demonstration in Wheeling,
W. Va, yesteday, refused to pass under a
portrait OF President Cleveland suspended
from the EEGIsTsR Office. 1t ii perhaps
unfortunate that there Il 10 specific pun
ishmeGt foe men who make cuSsej fools
Of themSelSsN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
1tsodes III.

Tue Wheeling Incident OOies i'll for the
st. Louis meeting. Aud if another fuss OF
the SAME kind oeenrs there, We cannos see
how the G.. A. Z ean hope for anything
but disintegrStiOa- las \ great pity that
politics il thus forcing it's way into the
ranks OF the q. \. L in spjteof their rules
10 the contrary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
Pile 10 On.
PuhTsbsTg SCHtRci.

IlTlFsTHTV >Cntflf..
Wheeling should b. proud OF her news
papers. In the matter Of che Reunion they
have doomed the old town until she would
not recognize herself away from home
The IqtsHiqsHcgr and REGIsTEG have dola
great work, aud they accomplished \ big
success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

According 10 theproviS;cns Of q deed Of trust
msds b. the wheeling AMI Kim Grove Railroad
Company % ne As u1S,ee. dated August ~ lsSk
and recorded in the C1lce OF the Clerk o. the
County Court @C OhtS county. Wes Virginia, in
book q. pages 81 etc. 1 have selected BY ht
6-xy honds tor SO each. secured By the ssdcesd
OF tru1 aud numbered Is kIiovS a. no. II.
- - 80 "a. 81. sc, II. SO. les, nS-
M. lss, ft7, las, lSS. l5s. ree. I63, leS.
1s9. l7e. III. GT4. lSS. 2ox- sfS. 3 sSs.
S10. Sz3~ 3z9.s go. 39ss 3ak. ana. AIS. and
S3oon which forty bonds sAe interest viii cease %
accrue % the 6rS day % september, ~. pro-
viied the terms oC the said deed u uus1 shall be
thea eu1plisd wisA b the zii eoaapany-
HENRY NJ RUSSELL Trustee
wheeling, Aryass - ES-. ANA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

HOUsEEEEPERs, ~TAKEwARNING

uOUSEkEEPERS, TAKE WARNING
Defend your homes from the invasion Of dis
ease and sickness by ReH9vatiBS Feather Beds
and Mattresses.
The most important sanitary regulation known
ID medical science is the publication and Clean
ing OF Feathers.
The undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity that he has
superior facilities for the renovation Of Feather
Beds BolSters and Pillows. Feathers renovated
" this process are restored 70 their original pur-
ity and freshness The importance of fresh,
healthy beds ut this season OF the year cannot
be over estimated.
I also renOyase, repair and msnuftcture Hair.
Cotton and Husk Mattresses ten per cent cheaper
than elsewhere, and satisfaction in all eases
guaranteed. Having none but drSt-claSS work
men in my employ 1 am prepared tn execute all
orders in the Upholstery department with neat
ness and q spateh. Address r. T. FORD,
wheeling, ". Va, or, Squire Ankles, FGus-
tenth street, or Frew & Ber!schy. auST
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

The HatdliSsRcsr had = full sc ntOi
a own "CHoLLY's' MeLnre House
speech
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

PittSbUrg took = very pronIIent part IN
the disturbances at Wheeling Friday nigh
III we'd only hail one or we OF our vet
eran marching elub4 aloas. we could have
cleaned out the iowa sail q veteran
We've ID doubt OF It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
The Platform.

EaYLBU.
'Iu order 10 make the old soldiers vote
the Republican ticket, let u get up = new
war between the North and the South
J 3 FORAKEE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
fn&i.
Stock for Sale.
TOR SALE
DARN FOR SALE

The nhsrfhes WIN IN Or tads sr aD.,.,
properly -. thec1Ja EhsetiaE aIsm q ns
ton the ely. Lad yey eyel Lazye Orchard
q Good FfIfss Hasee In Every ftead: tvo On.
taees ard Co2d Wei Wate1, su0 = min: co.
Fsncn; plenty q LineaoDs and Coal crocSsns
puz On me ianA 4 puchaser can 90 Q nre
gain J. D. KW1NG,
yfssASh oAc&i lss Main 81. WsecEss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.

Notice to Exhibitors in the ChiIdren's and Art
DepartmenE-MTS jacob Berger and 4 Commit
tee Of Ladies will be on the grounds in the Main
Builiiug. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, sep
tember LIST. NJ and 81, frOn Il m tO , p IA, Tor
tue purpose IF receiving exhibits and making
entries IN The De- arthlent. No entries Will D.
received after the above dates.
aE2atiei GEO. HOOK, SeCy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
IN MENORIAM.

To OUR FRIEND. JOHN BAgTUNG.
Ny friend John has passed away,
never shall see him more,
But I shall meet him soma other day
I'm that celestial shore.
AND Eg KLUG.
As time rolls on aud faces change,
And tciSRdS from loved ones sever,
Some may forget 70 think OF the.
But III forget thee never.
FRANK HABIG.
As INV trend John has worked beside ne,
In the days one by
IuO moro shall see his smiling face.
For ne has gone 20 the happier shore.
". y HABIG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
pUBLIC SALE OF
RealH1tat

On Saturday, sept 10, 1887,
as 10 o,elock q L.. I win OR Sr nA q III.
fuut door Of the Cours House. the Ellostu RAJ
estate. viz fhs nseth ooenAl Of lt No ne In
Caldwell sniE ods addition 6, The City Of Wheel.
irx. W. Va The Improvements on sid lot con.
sisS Of two TsoaOy BRICK Dwelling Houses of
lx rooms each. situate q HoG SNE and ~ Sod
areeS, fifth wand. and one TwoS scxy Frame
Dwelling. containing four rooms and Kitchen.
simate on the rear Of aid lor ~sndnumhend sU1
Alley D. Water In al the houssA For terms
aud particulars Apply 10
Agent for I. Mix. curatoe Beesy Savery Esiate.
W. H. HALLKR, A~Ectscneer. amSaiLwi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29

The annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
LaBelie Iron WORKS for the election of seven
directors 10 serve for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of such other business a. may be
brought before il, win be held Al the company's
ONCE in this city on Tuesday, september 18th,
ar 10 O'Clock d. m &. A. ROBINSON,
Secretary.
WHEELING. W. Va, August -, lsSI-
.-ln - IL II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-29
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